benignancy
- noun
- /bɪˈnaɪɡnənsi/
- The benignancy of the nurse comforted many of her patients.
Examples
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Her benignancy inspired everyone in the community to be more caring.
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We were struck by the benignancy in his eyes as he greeted us.
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Her benignancy towards others is truly inspiring.
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The benignancies of the community helped many families.
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The benignancy of the nurse comforted many of her patients.
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Her benignancy inspired everyone in the community to be more caring.
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We were struck by the benignancy in his eyes as he greeted us.
Synonyms
257
1.0
Friendly and generous actions that help or comfort other people
24
3.4
Being kind and caring to other people
18
1.3
A kind, calm way of treating people or animals
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6.1
Kind feelings and actions that help other people
14
1.0
A kind and pleasant way of treating other people
10
1.3
A kind and polite way of treating other people
7
2.9
Being kind and careful about other people's needs and feelings
6
2.5
A friendly, helpful attitude that makes a person help others
6
4.1
Being kind, polite, and generous to other people
4
5.2
A warm, gentle feeling of care and concern for other people
3
5.2
A kind, warm way of treating other people
2
7.8
A natural kindness and care for other people
1
5.1
Kindness and care for people or animals
1
5.5
A friendly, cheerful way that makes people feel welcome
1
2.2
Being caring and helpful to people who need support
1
3.2
Being friendly, generous, and caring to other people
1
8.1
A kind, gentle way of acting that makes people feel safe
1
3.9
A caring and generous attitude toward other people
1
8.9
A friendly, helpful way of behaving toward other people
1
3.2
A kind, friendly attitude that wants to help others
1
7.6
A deep care for people who suffer that makes you want to help them
1
4.4
A kind and friendly feeling toward other people
1
5.8
A kind, gentle feeling that makes you feel sorry for others and want to help them
Being cheerful and friendly so people find it easy to get along
Antonyms
How Kind
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Benignancy comes from benign, which traces back to the Latin part bene- meaning 'good' and you can see this same part in words like benefit and benevolent. So, benignancy is the quality of being 'kind' and 'gentle'.